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Los Alamitos Creek Trail

Scenic 4.7 mile multi use trail along Los Alamitos Creek

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This 4.7 mile long multi use trail in the Almaden Valley neighborhood of San Jose, California runs from Almaden Lake County Park in the north to McKean Road to the south. The trail runs along Los Alamitos Creek on the southwestern side of the Santa Teresa Foothills, offering a scenic vista and semi-rural setting. The Los Alamitos Creek Trail connects to several other multi use trails, including the Guadalupe River Trail at Almaden Lake County Park, the Calero Creek Trail at Camden Avenue and passes several smaller community parks along the way.

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  • Road Biking
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  • Picnic Tables
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    6600 Camden Ave, San Jose, CA 95120, USA

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  • Free Entry
  • Stroller Accessible
  • Wheelchair Accessible
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